Myanmar President Backs Cambodia's Stance on Thai Border Dispute Resolution
Myanmar President U Min Aung Hlaing has fully supported Cambodia's position to resolve border disputes with Thailand peacefully and in accordance with international law, during a meeting with Senate President Hun Sen. Cambodia claims Thai occupation of its territory.
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